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It was my last night in Toronto! My sisters birthday would be smack dab in the middle of my press trip to Europe so wanted to…

Paris is in Europe. It is the capital of a country called France. I learned these many valuable lessons during a family trip…

Not Just Noodles sits on the corner of Yonge and Wellesley a hop skip and a jump from my apartment. It is the quintessential…

This week The Canadian Opera Company premiered Jacques Offenbach’s The Tales of Hoffman. So far this season I have…

Over the past few months I have had the extreme pleasure of dabbling in the Operatic arts. My first experience was the memorable…

The Gabardine is a relaxed hipster haunt in the thick of cash-money Bay Street. I honestly felt really odd walking into the…

New York City’s legendary theatre company The Wooster Group has arrived in Toronto! Since its founding in 1976,…

My only real memories of basketball are when they used to get thrown at my head in Grade 8 Gym class (I recall this also happened…

Il Fornello Danforth is one of the best Italian restaurants in Toronto. Located in Toronto’s Greektown, the popular…

So Toronto officially has an obsession with the griddle burger. Everyone was shocked (or perhaps just intrigued) that…

People have been raving about Gusto 101 ever since it opened in February. I was fortunate enough to grab a seat for dinner…

My first ever visit to the ballet was when I was a wee child, one magical Christmas in Toronto. Every winter The National Ballet…